Asha Banks

The Hertfordshire-born singer and actor started writing love songs when she was six and hasn’t stopped telling stories since. Throughout her childhood she performed in major West End productions including Les Misérables and Charlie & The Chocolate Factory, going on to appear in screen roles like 2022 musical fantasy film The Magic Flute and the BBC adaptation of A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder, all while quietly honing her songwriting craft behind-the-scenes and in her trailers between filming.

After spending the past few years getting her music fix by sharing reimagined acoustic covers of songs online by artists like Gigi Perez, Frank Ocean and Daughter, she’s finally ready to release her own material. Displaying the emotional vulnerability of fellow Gen-Z singers like Clairo, Gracie Abrams and Lizzy McAlpine, Asha’s diaristic approach to songwriting and beautifully unguarded vocals make her an exciting new voice in British folk-pop.